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    society are the elites that indulge in having feasts every day using their finest dishes. In contrast the Bedouins of Arabia, nomadic people, were not very keen of the lively urban display of socioeconomic power. “This difference bewildered their fellow arabs living in large cities of Syria, but the “authenic” Arabs, still attached to the customs of nomadic culture, did not hesitate to express their disdain for sophisticated dishes that adorned the princely banquets of Damascus” (Zaouli). In…

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    The four core behaviors of excellence are the framework for the transformational leadership style. The four behaviors are the necessary fuel needed to cause change. In each of the resources, there was a theme of moving and doing with passion. They each include deeply looking at one’s self and evaluating ideas to motivate others. Additionally, they address the ongoing practice, experience or habits transformational leaders need as the framework for change. Leaders who know the way are confident…

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    any fire carriers until the reader is shown one at the very end of the novel. After a shootout with some highwaymen, the man succumbs to an arrow wound, and the boy is left alone. It seems like almost certain death, until he encounters a fellow traveler. The traveler wishes to take the boy in so that he can care for him, but the boy is unsure. In order to make his decision, he asks the question he and his father had discussed so much, "Are you carrying the fire?" (McCarthy 254). Thankfully, the…

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    addicts, Lauren begins to walk north; she initially joins with two neighbors. As they progress, the group is joined by others. Lauren shares Earthseed with her fellow travelers; one of them, Harry argues, shouts and ask questions (222) about the meaning of Earthseed. In the societal upheaval that has happened, many are seeking answers. Another traveler, Allie demands "But what the hell do you stand for?" of Lauren. As Lauren continues to disseminate her ideas, she believes that "Earthseed [will]…

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    he needs to do in almost every situation he gets himself into. He is the kind of human being with an eager mind that is willing to absorb any intellectual gift so as along he can benefit from it. Gulliver’s personality is the ideal character for a traveler. Among Gulliver’s good characteristics the one that stands out is his respect for all of the people he visits and their culture. He conforms to their customs as soon as he learns the traditions of the people, unless it could degrade how he…

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    Templar Legacy

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    When one begins to discuss the Templar Knights, everyone seems to have some opinion about this religious order that lasted a mere 188 years. The mystery that surrounds this religious order that was created to protect pilgrims as they travel to and away from the holy lands is vast. It seems that there demise created a legend that was far more creative and spectacular than the truth. The history of the Templar order is responsible for many books and articles that cover the basics of these…

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    forcing their people to believe that these writings were the truth, offering up no debate for opposition. But rules were meant to be broken, as Chaucer not-so-subtly displays through his many characters. In the prologue, Chaucer describes all of his travelers and adds little tidbits about their…

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    Peruvian Jungle Experience

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    TITLE Peruvian Jungle Experience: From High Jungle To Amazon LEAD PARAGRAPH Just imagine, you are laying on a hammock floating down the Amazon River, sipping on a fresh coconut watching the sunset over the countless layers of tropical flora. If the visualization of this boat ride gave you a sense of thrill and butterflies, then you will be pleased to learn that this is a very possible journey. While not always as glorious as sipping on a coconut, the Amazon offers visitors the opportunity to go…

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    The Most Handsome Drowned Man in the World is the story of a drowned man who washes up on the shore of a tiny coastland village. The people of the village care him over night, and soon become enamored with his great beauty. They proceed to more for the drowned man, who they name Esteban, and decide to make their island home better in memory of their handsome man. Using the conventions of character, setting, and tone and mood a possible theme for the short story could be “inspiration can come…

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    When I first heard from my summer boss, Tom Dunlap it was over the phone while I was at Marist College. He told me how he is stationed in St. Paul, Minnesota I was worried I had accidentally applied to the wrong internship location and put St. Paul instead of Hartford. It turned out that he would be working remotely from St. Paul and have me working in Hartford. Something unimaginable 50 years ago, someone managing a summer intern in Harford from St. Paul. However, the unimaginable became a…

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